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Show Wednesduy,- THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH PAGE SIX Romneys Racers In Cross Country Another Top Crowd Coming To Thursday Show Run on Friday their runners get first opportunity ,of the season the Friday when they meet-icress country annual Utah Aggie ' run. Twelve to fifteen distance prospects will enter the race n which will be over the regular Main street course of 2.8 miles. The runiiers will leave the corner of Main and Center at 4 o'clock Friday, proceed south to the Johnson Grove turn and return over the same route. All of the men entering the race are new men without any previous coUrge. experience, ami consequently the wanner is in doubt. Russell Rich, former Logan high distance man, and winner of the City Creek run one year, is favored to cross the finish line first. Rich underwent an last operation for appendicitis fall, but he seems to have recov-- 1 cred completely and to cover the distance in near re cord time. The winner will receive an A sweater and he will also have his first choice of the numerous prizes offered by Logan business Men men for placing in the race. " to place will also receive prizes. Last years winner was Jacobs of Magna who won out in a close finish .with Gunderson. Neither man is in school at the present time. Frank Robinson holds the record for the course. Other past winners include Norton, Virgil Charles Hart. Charles Jacques. Mel Burke, Ralph Farrar, and Ellis Wade, IU In a great many respects, Guy Lundbfog resembles Arthur Shires, the boastful first baseman of the Distance j f. YHMUG-S.THATt- OLOWEL, My STORE IS THE' UJHAV f WEED.?-- A YH& PEOPl-- PAQTV LEADER AW ALEXANDER,, UAPOLEOU A (TaEAR A MAU UJCLIWEO THAT WA- Y- GUT you Headlining the. bill is Ira Dem of Salt Lake City against the big boy. Ed Gunther of Seattle. Fans have been clamoring for the return of Dern to the local ring. This is their opportunity to see hint in action again. His opplenty tough and ponent is should make things mighty in COULD sr hou j eiud our tuLOOKOPOU THE TOWNSFOLK ME AS A POSSJ8LS FDR MAVOR- he a party ever JwHEUHE d TMleada tten-strin- j al yv-'-2 CAWOlDA'i ?- Jxi semi-wind- nd teresting. Then "there are two good four roud boxing bouts. Chief of these is the bout between Fat Clark of Logan and Ed Stewart, colored former Salt Lake West High athlete. " lliis bout should prove to be a thriller. Willie Zilles of College has been matched against Bob another colored Stewart, boxer from Salt Lake. Zilles was the second man in the ring with Fat Clark last week In the battle boys royal. Should the white win these bouts, they will be all matched. In probability, against Jim, Joe and Gerald Andrews of Richmond in a battle royal for the next weeks show. The Richmond boys have issued the challenge. re juil wrestling bout, featur ing the Wood Sisters of Garland, has proved to be an interesting bout. The lady folks who. are invited to attend the show free of to see charge, are all. anxious these girls in action. It begins to look as If the ringside seats will go at a premium. Round Games 270-pou- nd FER THE TTOQ 1930. Wichita, .Kas., March 26 Kansas City, - March 28 (AP) round battles of the Na- Italian Primo Camera, A. A. U. girls' basketball carpenter, tonight will attempt itronal g te increase his steadily growing ; tournament today held the of knockout victories at tion of 18 first round survivors among the expense of George Trafton, 'with favorites J is ted from Notre Dame and professional foot- - the eight teams from below the IMascn-Dixon line, ball star, who previously defeat- - " scores Rolling up impressive ed Art Shires. Chicago White Sox such as marked the victories or first baseman frankly-skepticthe Sun Oilers of Dallas, chamfans are Although chances pions, and the Arkansas Aggies of of Trartons the opening night s against the - foreign man moun- Monticgllo in the Dallas cyclones tain, the former football player engagements, Ark., Sparktoday expressed confidence that and the Sparkman, lers last night made triumphant he wnr stay the limit. round. Camera, who managers have entries into the second Tha cyclones rode rough shod built uo considerable of a repuKas., Pirtation for their protege by match- over the Prairieview, 58 to 14. The ates. Sparklers, second .him. and third ing against led by Quinnie Hamm forward, rate boxers, has trained consist' overwhelmed the Chilicco, Okia ently for the match. r. a Include will Indians, 76 to 16. bouts Supporting Miss Hamm, by scoring 46 of between Ivan Laffineur, French welter- her teams points, established a for the na and Meyer. new scoring record weight champion, ' tional event. Grace, Chicago. COPL0oT Hgft AUD 2(5, First Survive At Kansas HE LEAD THIUkl YOU'RE A 60RW LEADER COT TOO QIG I COKJEIDEKJT7ALLV Of THE FROM LOHAT J HEAR THEy GGUORE him L2EF2E: GPfcAr LEADERS U NATIONAL. AfrpAlR? AUD T0C AMy Dan-sant- PLACE TO'oOW r A AJJD EATHER MV had a Chicago White Sox-w- ho somewhat eratic ring experience during "the winter months.his Guy redefeated Fritz Blattler In cent match, fiow Guy says he doesn't care to meet Fritz, again until the latter goes out and gets a reputation, Guy has a new opponent in the Thursday nighte. mixed athletic show at the ' SATHERIW JXjLD ALL March 16 Girl Teams . Meets Trafton JJ. IT'S LEADERSHIP SETH LEADERSHIP THAT COUISTS Ian. mountain by Dick Dorgan. .TitiUs- - JIaikiUiiiU;U'jU Art.lM.,T S. I'aieist Office COLONEL GILFEATHER - up -- L'i; J; . Z'. mw I GOrJilMC, Ira Dern versus Ed Gunther Tfc Aocl6t4 Seattle Salt Lake- - tTe FEATURED Crest Biluia fUgiu IN FINISH MATCH Fnt CIarkYersus Ld. Stewart Football Rules WITH THE MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS IN SPRING CAMP Designed To j Logan Pocatello Lad - Salt Lake (Colored) FOUR FURIOUS ROUNDS Willie Zilles versus Bob Clark Wins From Norton Salt Lake (Colored) FOUR FURIOUS ROUNDS College Curb Shift Plays At Twin Falls Bradenton, Fla., March 28 (AP) George "Mickey O'Neil, NationNew York, March 25 (AP) March 28 (AP) al backstop for several A Twin Falls. Football legislation designed a3 yearsleague right to the jaw in the first and with Boston, On Brooklyn Leagues an additional curb on shift plays, New York, last night was given round gave Buddy Washington,a providing for a "count of six in- his unconditional release by the Pocatello negro welterweight, of four before the ball is StT LouTs caVdinair to allow v" twill?rd Taking a number of factors InEqual Basis stead put In play, has been adopted retention of Gus Mancuso, form- - orXl.n' Eugene, Oie., to consideration, the value of the American legion 10 round main for the 1930 season by the erlv of Rochester veteran Jimmy Dykes to Connie national football rules committee. Mickey ONeil, whose aim went bad on eventhere last night. Mack's Worlds By Herbert W. Barker Champion" AthHeretofore, the stop Interval in him, was. McCafferty, Eugene lightweight, into (Associated Press Sports Writer) shift letics hardly can be good rounding plays has been governed by, shape this spring, but Mancuso outpointed Art Palmer, Salt Lake New York. March w26 (AP) .one.. lull second, .the, will City, in the six round semi-fina- l. "conflict In" spring approximately Gordon Cochrane, A1 Simmons Inter-leagof an ordinary count Cards Commissioner. and Jimmy Foxx happen to be baseball exhibitions has "proved equivalent under of I don't see how Vernon harder. by the official. Under Landis ruling. a trio of important daily cogs in that the National and American the new rule, Gomez can miss being a regular must the interval dickO'Neil afe of started overlook to not immediately the machine, the leagues exactly equal be "at least one second and is ering with Manager Bill Killefer pitcher. Importance of Robert Moses Grove playing strength. " 2G Los Angeles, Cal., March to be governed by a count of of St. Louis Browns. the and George Earnshaw, but Dykes Of the 39 games involving as (AP) George Bell, a six foot two The referee, Nais unquestionably the sparkplug, teams from each league, the a check, will be permitted stripling just up from Dixie. Oakland, Cal., March 28 CAP) the pepper-pand the "barber tional has won 19, the American to further a split second watch for Three clouds continued to darken IaY had an inside track in theNew use carry of the As. besides being a great 19 and one,, between the or ??ur Pjtchwhenevr is in doubt about the Pittsburgh Pirate skin'; Lloyd lface and versatile infielder. "Cochrane and Chicago White the rapidiay he 0X1 which a team pro- Waners cam" Pie Traylor'su?e? condition; Is generally considered ag- $3ox, ended in a tie. duces plays out of a shift formaCuljs team. injury; Burleigh Grimes' absence. PtormbiPstarted gressive, and he is, bid Mickey or From a National League stand- tion. and finished an It now seems dpubtful if Lloyd, exhhtaMn as the players call him, "Mike, the Brooklyn Robins and This was the most important-alteratio- slow gan for the Cubs follol-- ! In la a shrinking violet compared to point regaining strength most been Boston Braves have in the college gridiron lowing an operation, wilt be ready Pjessively for the second time yes-t- o Dykes. effective against clubs from the code effected .the Los Angeles by the National play- nine innings by the time 4Prcia,y tolunting I got an carful as ell as an rival circuit. have The Robins six scattered blows. The public its the season opens., eyeful of Duykes stuff, sitting won three of their four games committe, which made' Pie Traylor, too, has been ab- - CuJ)S w?n: today after a week-en- d on the bench with the Athletics with American rivals findings League Ed- sent from his third base position ??n Antonio March 26 (AP) session with the chairman. in an exhibition games with while the Braves have won ward K. Hall, at Azsecon, N. J. John McGraw has Manager for a from several days suffering the Cardinals at Bradenton. seven of 12. In the American lined up his New York Giants for sore and two . Grimes, eye in The other committee, not to White-Sopitching x Dykes only, had something league only the Chicago the 1930 and Eddie Springs, Marshall, campaign say to each and every one of his and Detroit Tigers can boast matters, voted to make the duties j ace, ending a stay-saidat Hot recruit infielder, gets team-mate- s, his on Ark., of four all field officials the yesterday salary the call at second base, or better than an even break with from the bench Andy from his post at. third, but he the National League The White "concurrent in - respect to all; differences, with the club manage- - Reese, who of second most played kept up a running fire of chatter Sox have won four out of six and fouls and adopted a resolution ment remained unchanged. will alternate with last season, as toward outfit. discouraging "unsportsmanlike" Leac1 eptroit four of seven. depend- San Antonio, Tex., March 26 fre i "You get, on, kid. and I'll bring The eNw York Yankees and the use of any equipment similar (AP) n whether or left right Pn Charles Arthur Shires may you In," Jimmy remarked to a Philadelphia Athletics each have in color to the ball and thereby e be as great as he claims to be but piherl, rookie infielder. The rookie-dk- ! lost one more game than they aiding deception. No fundamental changes were he has to prove it to Donie Bush, Crawford his part and so did Dykes but have won from the older circuit S1,. be the utility in- the manager of the White Sox. Jimmy was fit to be tied when The Yankees have won six of recommended or made in an Fisher utility George one Althugh tlie "great gained Homer Summa. failed to score seven and the As have broken football rules by the committee, which announced the completion reinstatement and signed a con- - outfielder. from second on his (Jimmy's) even In ten contests. In the compilation of all spring of the important Job of recodify- tract at Chicago yesterday, he will! bingle to right As Foxx came back to the bench games, regardless of the charac- ing and simplifying the gridiron have to fight to get his old first! The number of specific base Job back. Manager Bush after belting one of Sherdel's ter of the opposition, the Wash- code. Bud Clancy has been tenda ington Senators head the pitches to distant list rules In the new form in which said. hit that would have been a home with four victories and one de- they have been put together, is ing to the bag in great fashion ail spring. run In any major league park, feats. All of the Senators- - tri- reduced from 28 to 13. of the Whit?; It was the sentiment of the SoxShires, the last , have been scored over Dykes remarked: umphs holdouts, was en route to "Nice poo-fl- y, Foxx. When are minor league clubs. The Boston committee as well as most foot- present camp today, penitent but "all1 you going to start hitting? Red Sox and Cleveland Indians ball caches that the and Ruth -- Dykes, ieccrdseadhlbalance between offense and de- set to outhit Hornsby who will he 24 St Petersburg. has been with, the Athletics longe with, two Wins against minor lea fense' is saTTsfacfory. (AP Always an optimist. Babe than anv of the Mark men except gue opposition. Ruth is ready to show cause why Eddie Collins and Cy Perkins. Here's how the National and Winter Haven, Fla., March 26 he New York Yankees Jimmv is still going strong, d- - American league clubs have' far-e- d (AP) Lefty ODoul, Phillies out- are thinks the going to win the American fielder, and champion league batMn 'patently-- "at the'lierght'or' '"hrr "Won' Lost' ter last year, says thitrhe' was so career, while the other two are TEAM mad when the Giants traded him reached top form iii the world's retired from wwtlar duty. Last now to the Phils "because he couldn't series and "perhaps by year. Dykes batted .327 for the best mark of his entire hit, that he had to do something they've slipped PLUMBING "The Yankees have been streng- - BAUGH time I stepp- about .it. "So every career in the manors, all soent ' Vi a aA in (ha 'T'8 thened, .Ruth explains. "wiflrthe-A'srtr"ChapTilted Tntrr shnit Phone 57 and second base in emergencies say, heres one for me and one man will be afi - right at third if for McGraw. and plaved each position with the Im set to show he hits the old- apple a little McGraw some more this year, too. same skill he tsralaved when wwayigjwwr w J'jn'ipw Guess. Ill be ..up with, the , first holding down his regular- - job at I bvrtriar.MmVai'aw'iBirryir-iii'r five ba.se. He has an arm like third anyway. a steel whip. . exAt the close of the 1929 sea-- , According to a Russian scientThe standing, including all ist the Arctic islands of Nova son, when it came to casting votes hibition games, follows; Zambia form the most healthful : for the most valuable plaver. CLUB Dykes received more recognition Washington (A) spot in the world as they are enthan any other member of the tirely free of disease germs. Athletics Dangerous at bat. with Cleveland (A) ..... Scientific Ventilation is to a great arm and abundant fight- St. Louis (A ing spirit, Jimmy should have Chicago (A) chicks, and heavy egg production. another great year, doing as much Brooklyn (N) NEW PALACE as any individual on the. club to Boston (N) ..... We can correct amount kecD the As at the top. you Philadelphia (A) In - common Chicago in) ri ion of ven or CHOP SUEY AND ecessary any size toop. others who viewed the proceed- Pittsburgh (N .... M Babe .... ctid so not (A) Ruth Detroit ings, think ... mueh of the Seott-Sharkour 13 1 Our louvred intakes, fight, New York (N)-.or of the pcrforma.nce, cither of Philadelphia (N) NOODLE PARLOR suction con- with j?lobe 3 these heavyweights N) gave at Cincinnati ...... Miami St. Louis (N) w ill solve your foul There's only on bird I would New York (A) ... 22 W. 1st N- o25 bucks to watch in pay .. the Ventilating problems. Fort Myers, F "And remarked Ruth. ring. New Japanese Management that's Dempsev He always could (AP) Connie Mack has started enssock and still, think he can beat cutting down the' Athletics Completely Renovated ' the-bumost of anounced today that (hey call heavy- emble-fond " We serve Bevo weights nowadays. LeBourveau, outfielder, Fresh, hand made would be sent back to the Toledo! Mack let Bevo go because) A motor oofrated machine has club- Noodles been invented to cut and shock 01 the fine showing thus far cf 130 Building com while traveling at a speed Cramer, rookie flychaser, 2 p. m. to I a. m. Open of five miles an hour, two men, ancl Spencer Harris, purchased IWg.f-WAW. Detroit. , , being required to operate iii "I'ltmrui jlrom Guy Lundberg vs. Peanuts Shaffner lan J. Gould Logan Logan, (Challenger) WRESTLING, WOOD SISTERS OF GARLAND ON BIG ATHLETIC SHOW rhnkutlctOTy USUAL PRICES 8:15 p. 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